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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
Four Men Riddle Negro with Bullets.

MEMPHIS, September 5.-P. CoffmsD,
Dick Walker, Chas. Webber, and Al. Nc
Mahon, four white men employed at a
stove factory, located near Brunswick,
Tennessee, shot and killed negro named
Jim Eastman. After rddling his body
with bullets they tied rope around his
neck and threw him into the Hitch river.
The negro had had fight with Coffman,
which was his only otfense. Cofman has
been arrested and committed to jail with.
out bail. The others have fled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
The Etnpsror Piss4sd.

VIENNA, September 3.-Tbs army man.
euvres at Konitz have been concluded.
Emperor Francis Joseph reviewed tbs
troops and expressed himself greatly
pleased with their efficiency. The En-
peror will leave Kouitz for Vienna 10
night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
A Broken Leg,

In Bridgeport last night, William Nc
Aulf and William Conway became in
volved in fight which ended in the first
named individual having his right ieg
broken in two places. He Was removed to
his room, and DIR. Wagner called, who re.
duced the fracture. . .s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
THE SACO MYSTERY.
No Clue Found to the Whereabouts of the
Young Robber.

Young Robber.
SACo, ME-, September 3.-There are no
new developments in the bank robbery.
Harry McNeilly, brother Of the missing
clerk, arrived from Montreal yesterday
and had a consultation with the bank
officers and the detectives at work upon
the case. lie is of the opinion that the
absconding clerk did not 60 to Montreal,
but is somewhere in New England, and
that he will be found within few days.
Two private drawers in the Office desk
belonging to McNeilly have been opened
in the hope of finding some clew that
would lead to his capture. Their contents
are known only to the bank officials.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
Heel and Toe walklnz Match

KANSAS CrrT, Mo, September "a
s7H day heel snd toe walking match, open
70 the world, viii begin here on October
2itl. VIM. West, the manager will give
the contestants 80 per cent Of the gross
receipts and PRESENT the winner with q
diamond medal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

THE people Of Eau Claire are very much
excited over the prospect OIhaying 300, 900
acres OF valuable indemnity lands thrown
open for settlement. II the administra-
tion keeps up he merry work of reclaim
ing forfeited lands and making them sub
ject TO settlement, the English Liberalist's
idea Of cow and an acre Of ground for
each man may he gSalized.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
Cireult Court.

This court will convene at 0 O'Clock 70.
morrow morning for the September term,
at which term the Grand Jury viii report.
Judge Boyd's health s such that be has
decided not to hold court, and Judge Jacob
will take charge Of the criminal proceed.
ings II Is likely Judge Boyd will 20
away for vacation, remaining until bis
health is somewhat restored.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
For the worlds champIou.hip.

MARLBORO, Mass, September 3.-H.
NJ. Dufur and John McMahon wrestled
here this afternoon in harness. collar and
elbow, for the championship Of the world.
Dufur won the first and third falls and the
match.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
On Trial For Train wrsckInr.

WYASDoTTE, KASs., September a.
The defense closed its testimony to-day In
the case OF George Hamilton, who is
charged with wrecking Missouri Pacific
train, during the strike in April, 1885,
when two lives were lost. The case will
probably 20 TO the Jury on Tuesday,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
A Bad Reat.

Sperini Telegram TO the Register.
KALAMAZOO, Mich September 8. The
champion sluggers got onto Schelrs deliv-
cry to-day for total Of thirty-six bases,
Collyer, Robinson and Fuller taking the
lead. The home team felded in fine form,
while most of the errors made by the visi-
tors were muffed fly balls. Hits of Wat
son were badly scattered in but two in
nings, not more than one being made.
Score:
IsSISGs............l 2
Kalamazoo ...............g ] 0 lis
Ssndusky. y........ ..........y0 . 0 ] o o.
Earned runs, Kalamazoo 8, Sandusky l.
home runs, Zell, Collver; base hits, Kala-
mazoo %, Sandusky 10; three base hits,
Robinson, .; two base hits, Collver, Rob
inson, Watson, Mulholland and Chrisman
errors, Kalamazoo S; Sandusky 9; bases
on balls, by Watson o, by Schell /; wild
pitches, Schell 4; passed balls, Chrisman 4.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

ESCAPED Russian Nihilists have formed
an anti Russian Society. The next thing
in order is for the escaped American gentry
in Canada to form an anti-AnneSation So
ciety.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
Frits Getting BsttsF.

LoNnoN, September a.-Tbs Crown
Prince of Germany left England to-day Tor
the Tyrol. much improved In health. Dr.
Mex enzie accompanies Dim.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
MOUNDsvILLE.

Mr. j. g. TrimbIe, Of fCovipgtoa, Ky.,
iss guest Of JOS W. Gallagher.
Mis- Addis wyriek, Of Bsllairs, h guss4
Of frisods In town. She will bs gusst Of
Mayor VIM. Burly's family Ut thsir ssk-
urban residence neIt week.
The X. Of l.. are hsidIsg . pieae 10
day 1t Thompson = orchard.
The public school will open on Mosdsy,
Sept &
Mis- Eina Hogan has sufficiently fecDv.
cred from sprained ankle 10 tsks ehssps
OF her room at school.
The Y. N. G. A. beld Q meeting Monday
evening Last and elected The following a.
8cers Tor the ensuing year: Presidept j.
B. Alexander; Vice President, ". b.
ChesdIs, Treasurer. T. B. Roger; Sscss.
very, Z. Z. Henderson.
The only child Of EasDsst Nolts, . bright
little boy Of two yeass d ase, died -
Wednesday morning
Picsick Club VS. entestsipsd at Mn.
V. L. Cockayne's on Friday evening
The MouSdsville Academy ssd Normal
School for young ladies sod sentleoea,
will open S~ptsmbeT II.
The vestry Of Trinity IpscoDsl CSssea
net on Mosday evening 70 oosadss ~
lids Tor plans and erection Of lie ~
ckasek Ths following cost Of esset3sa
vss ssssisd spoo asd style d asehitses:
The cost not 70 exceed q, ,eo0. asd - b
Qossn Anns deaGn- Mr.. Hsniltee. q
Wheeling. arehitssk d.. O. W. Brucs
vas 10 stsssd 70 renting ssw quartsss -
conduct ssssisa In fFoa tbs pssssst ustil
erection of psw church. IL baildisg
lsts,y occupied by z. wavE's Soas' ~
net fhet0gy Il Hksly 70 Be tbs room sslsce-
Cd 10 bold services in - stpeesssk
Min MiDssvs Chr, sesd 10 yssn. disd
ofooosumpti0a On Tbnrsdsy. IntaxDeut
Friday - NJ Ross es0stssy. .
Rev. @. Carver - fsnily sss Susses
q Mn Whita, n IL subssba
Ths rspaisipg sfths PnsSoyt9iAs Cbafe4
he besa csmpistA 6srvieo 6es1eg
nssnisg md svssing; Rev. B. J. by9
pastes.
ia. Holt - ysrshessd - ud~
psspsssy h ~ sppsf wBd - -.
III. tSnneia, . fssD6 nssesenS -.
~ e Kassa4 - parehasad Ca =.
wards sbsss - ths uppes vssd ~ vn
return hsse.
NJ Olive MeCsasksy 80 q nanshan
nantxy's lasdiug tsseh9s, - IL wssk
a. Martin's Ferry, - tsks sh9ps -
s,amnas dspsstDsst q - sehesb o0A
pax suas ad nsafh - 1aa1lfng ~
A. knuth q haln ~ NJ g ~
4 - q "a. su12 kaunn<k
WHs yss.s9 "a nss eely -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
Twenty-Eight 10 Nothing.
Trlcn-rru IA fkl Slfndrn Ren1der

RowEIsBURG, W. Va, September B.
A game of base ball was played here to-day
between the Deltas, OF this place, and a
picked nine Of the best players Of this
(Preston) county. II resulted in . victory
tor the former by the score Of y to
O. Batteries, Deltas, Coniff and Ayers-
man; picked nine, Parsons and Flanagan,
Scott and Byers; base hits, Deltas 25; home
runs, Deltas .; base hits, picked nine s;
struck out, Conif Is, Parsons 8, Scott l..
Standing Of the Clubs.
Following shows the standing Of the
cIuhs nm IN last nivht.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

AN immease flow Of natural gas has
been struck ut a depth of two hundred
feet in Michigan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
How the Victory Was Achieved.
,njnI T,ysprnpa In lhe ReoikffY

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
CANTON, OHIO, September 3.-To-day' g
game between Wheeling and Canton was
a loosely played one on both sides, and
considerable slugging was done, although
Dunn held The home team without run
for the frs. six innings, and struck out
seven men. But in the eighth Canton
struck batting streak and hit Dunn hard
for four runs. Canton was disabled
through Delaney getting hurt previous to
the opening of the game, while at
practice. His hand was split so badly
that he could not hold q
ball and he gave the visitors three runs
through this before he gave way to Dona'
hue, and retired to centre field. The
features Of the game was Westlake's fine
work behind the bat, the double play by
himself and Nicholson in the fourth in.
ming, and his heavy batting. Hoenemanu,
too, did fine work behind the bat for the
home team, but Wheeling batted the
hardest and won the game. Owing to Bell
being sick, Sharp, Of the Cantons, UNI.
pired the game to the complete satisfaction
of Wheeling, as he aided the visitors by
giving them every close decision and
roasted his own team. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

The Frohsium Singing Society, Of Pits.
burg, one Of the oldest and foremost In
that city, excurts 10 our city to-day. and
will arrive at $40 this morning They
will be most hospitality received. and
spend the day at Wheeling Park, where II
il expected the members Of the yarious
singing societies OF Wheeling will meet
them and do honor 10 our guests. Our
musical people will doubtless enjoy The
visit Of their Iron City neighbors and make
them heartily welcome.
Mil Nose&
The Top mill will 20 on full Monday
morning.
The Crescent mill s running full with
lots Of orders ahead.
The carpenters 70 on full time se1t
week. The machinery department will %
on full on the first Of the month.
Dave Fitzgerald, engineer on 2i3, which
was wrecked recently In the collision .,
Easton. IL able to sit up. Fireman Slsy
is also improving.
The upper Riverside, which has been
shut down for several months, II b under
stood will resume tomorrow morning q
make iron for the new pipe mill.
The Three Li.ks.
The annual cleaning Of Odd Fellow
Hall 10 now going on, the walls bsing vash
cd down putting . bright face On the hand
some fresco, the carpet reoovsted xnd tb>
furniture refuTbished, % that il viii {
handsome place tor the Grand iOdgs h
meet in October.
The special committee sppointed 70 f
rance for the meeting Of Tie Grssd Es
campmeut aud Grand Lodge is requsstsf
10 meet ior organization to-noTsv sven
| ing at Odd Fellows Hall st 40 pcoapay
Grand Representatives Wn. Elisgtaa
and c. Shriyer, with their wives, and Pas
Grand Representative Jacob Morris Law
at q. m. to-norrow for the meeting - Ii
Sovereign Grand Lodp st Dsayef, Col
The round trip fare being bat e46 .,
Others desiring TO 60 viii have . spassd'
opportunity
The Iad Fellow Of this city ass ssrely
patriotic set q nan. During Rnniol
week they were nj ont 10 ses tbs ss1dis
| boys and one Iodee, Virpnius, Nod hay
| ina Q quogum st their meeting. bsiag =
second tiue only in - yssu, ~ stAa
omitted meeting bsing caused by ssvso
stoem.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
|DOWNED BY dunn.
AID WHEELIHG'S SUPERIOR WORK.
The Cantonese at Heme Fall Victims to the
" Wheeling Club.
KALAMAZOO DEFEATS SlIDUSKY.
Columbus is DOwnsd by GAINESVILLE in .
e a Twelve Inning Game.

The Wheeling boys after playing game
on the Canton grounds Friday became
slightly acquainted with them and picked
out the good spots to land the ball. Yes
terday they went in and proceeded to take
advantage Of their information by landing
the ball where the felders were not The
Canton boys were fooled by Dunn's curves
and failed to hit him hard until the eighth
inning, when Dummy gave them chance to
make a couple. Wheeling now has the
distinction of having defeated the Canton
team three games out Of four.
something no other club in the league has
accomplished so far. Next Tuesday we
open a series Of three games with the
Zanesvilles on the home grounds, and the
Maroons ought to capture at least two out
of the three, and it is thought il they try
right hard they can take the three games
That should be their aim as we need
little revenge on the GAINESVILLE team.
Large crowds will no doubt be attracted by
these games. Below will be found the de-
tails of yesterdays game:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
THE Ennis MEETING.
Trouble Expected il The Government Pssists
in its Intsnton.
Al IIIBIsB MASS MEETING.


DUBLIN, Ssptsmbss a-Thsss b e.
trsms liksaihood thas tAsrs win b tssab,s
In Ennia Tomorrow, u ths sovsransatsa.
thorities psrsist In thsir dstsrminasioa 10
npprss he Nationalist meeting, md ths
sndouhasdly + ihsir psessas intention.
Five hupdrd polialae ~ lAse esss
|ofmilissfy Akss iffiss1 6 Ennis, and ere
under orders 10 prevent the people from
assembling. II IL anticipated thsy will
6nd this difficult thing to do, - forty
thousand persons are expected to attend
the meeting and they will undoubtedly TO
sent this encroachment on their rights Of
peaceable assemblage.
Nationalist placards In reference TO TO-
morrow's proposed meeting were posted In
various parts Of Ennis to day and werc
also displayed in the shona The police
promptly tore down those in the streets
and ordered the shop keepers to rsooxe
them from their windows Several men
were arrested while posting copies Of the
manifesto. Mesrs. Sullivan. O'Bien,
Dillon and Cox, members Of Parliament,
Left Dublin this evening for Ennis. Fur
ther military reinforcements will 90 to
Ennis tomorrow.
The Emperor and Crar Wili Not Asst.
BERLIN, September 3-Much divsrSe
speculation over the meeting Of Emperor
william and the Car will Be checked BY
the announcement that the Emperor has
abandoned his intention to 70 70 Koaip-
burg. II was determined 70 day. aisG .
long consultation Of his physicians that
instead Of venturing to attend the army
maneuvers, Il wss urgent that the Empsr-
or should return 70 Babelsburg. In accord
ance with this decision the Emperor and
Empress and the Imperial Court vii! 20 TO
Babelsburg Monday. The abandonment OF
the KonigsburH programme BY the Kaiser
has already created exaggerated pesslmis-
tic reports in reference 10 his condition.
But the facts sre that he In In his ususl
health. although he WAS somewhat skaksn
by his iall Of Thursday. lie rose this
morning at his accustomed hour and heard
verbal reports Of military affairs. The a.
teration OF the Emperor's plans u due en-
tirely to the representations Of his medical
advisers, who have all along been opposed
to his venturing 10 attend the konigsourE
manruvres, which would involve great
fatigue under the hest possible conditions.
And they well know that tho Empseor
once 10 the field pa~es beyond the Guid.
ance Of his physicians and exposes himself
with little thought for the results.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

TFE a.caa:;on in Ireland assumes more
alarming phase Preparations are being
made Iys "a immense mass meeting in the
County Clare in defiance of the Govern
ment proclamation. Trouble Is expected.
Only spark Is needed to ignite the intiam-
able materials Of seditiou. The coming
clash may precipjtate 4 movement whose
result no one can prophesy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04
An Interesting Game.

Special Ttisgrdm 10 the Sunday Reqiser.
COLUMBUS, September 3.-The game to-
day was the most interesting one Of the
series but lost to the home team. 1t took
twelve innings to decide n, and was char
acterized by sharp fielding on both sides.
Score:
IsSIsGs1 s 7 8 ~ IL II
Columbus.l 0 y . o O.
Zanesville.yO l o 2 o 0 o o o l.
Errors, Columbus 4. Zsuesville 8; base
hits, Columbus IL, GAINESVILLE 16; earned
runs, Columbus l, GAINESVILLE 2; batteries,
Somers and Pike, Parker and McClelland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

PAX guos ad Dsath - 1ansling 49,
Asd hNNth q haln 81 H. q -
Ass ieuDZ - h - vstA beo0o
b Wi1s ysang@ slA, nye eoly -
TU..;scsoDosE y; g. caiE' -; S.,ssSss1sS. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-04

The SUNDAY REGIS
TER has the Biggest Dir
culation. 10000 Readers
Every Sunday. Best Ad-
vertising Medium.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
Resolutions from the vestry.

Alta meeting of the Vestry OF this parish
held at La Plata on May l1th, the following
resolutions were passed expressive OF the regret
and reluctance with " hich the Vestry part with
the rector, Rev. G. F. Williams Tho has re-
signed his pastorate here:
WHEREAS the Rev G F. Williams having
resigned the Rectorship Of Port Tobacco Parish
to take effect on June lat, 1887, therefore be it
unanimously
Resolved, That it is with feelings Of unaffected
regret and sorrow that the Festry concur IN
the severance of the relations bet cen pastor
and people and that whiist conscious that our
Rector is actu ted solely ny The highest aud
pure,t considerations ot duty III rendering his
resignation we cannot accept il but AS sor-
rowful al terms tive and in so doing to avail our
selves OF this occasion to bear grateful iesii-
mony 10 his uutiriuk Zeal and devotion III hls
work of Winning souls to Ch. isl ami to his ir-
reproacbatle life and example as the minister
and servant OF God.
Resoired That in Withdrawing from The Rsc-
tor.hip OF Port Tovacco Parish, tue Rev. q. F.
Williams will bear with him personally, oar
highest esteem and confidence, our best and
most cordial wishes tor the future happiness OF
himself and family aud our devout prayers 10
God for the CONTINUED sucvAss ef bis Minlstra-
ions in bis new heid o. ia"or 10 " hI,h, under
Providence, he has been assigned.
Resolved. That Ihs foregoing preamble and
resolutions De entered upon the miRutss oi tse
Vestry, that copy OF The saline be tr.nsmi ted
by the secI .tary 10 The Rector Of the Parish and
that they he published ia tbs PoRr TOBACCO
TINES and Maryland Independent.
j. G. CHAPMAN,
Secretary and Register.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
COMMUNICATED.
The GovernOrship.
Editors Of Me Times:

Edtt0Ts of me INNS:
DEAR Sir Il noticed in the Independent
not lon since the 70 10 wing sentence Friends
Of Senator Fdelen are booming him as = prob
cradle dark horse for the Governorship nomi
nation" ! see no reason Why the friends OF
Mr. Edelen should base their hopes upon sny
such pretext The record of Richard II Edelen
places his friends 10 position 10 bear his ma se
10 and in the convention IN the white robes oi
virtue, integrity and patriotism. A states.
man he stands second 10 NJ man IN Southern
Maryland and in The councils OF the State he
has proved himself TO be the peer OF nny man
who antagoaized him in debate upon import
ant and cunstitt tionsl questions. HIS motives
are pure and his ability unqutstioDed. His
political character is OF that type TO carry the
confidence OF all good meH and heal the disaf-
fec,ions of tn great and dominant party OF the
State His mode worth, his varid attain
m-nis, his legal knowledge, and constitutional
learning claim Tor him n recognition that be-
oDgs 10 bu, lew men Of this day. Not only
his iriends of this county AID Southern Mary
lanu but he people of this Commonwealth will
, hail with delight the name of Edelen in the
con vesiiou and tn. great voting masses, ire
sp-ciive of party lines, will rally to bis sup
port and place him in the seat where honor and
merit should be intimately blended.
| IknoW not, Mr.. Z litor, to whom you refer
1 red in your last issue when you said this
county may possibly present candidate" but
/ do know the requisite material tor gnberaa,or.
ial ability both ia a constitution. Al and political
sense can be found in our honored county son,
Mr.. Richard II. Edelen. ] liscl.im any inteBt
TO detract laurels frsm,any friend you may Lave
referred to, but suffer me to h"Ps that out
minds run 10 the same shansel and that in
future Mr.. Edeen will have the earnest sup
port of your useful and influential journal. -
Believing as do that intrinsic merit With abiI'
ity must triumph. and that the people can Al
all times be rust,d d 10 dealing with great mat
ters of eqnitabl. and good government. and
that the great ssentials and requisites to ad
minister such government 10 the advancement o
the common interest of all are eeniered in Mr.
Edelen, We can 60 in the conveaiion proud o
such virtues as make up the character Of sc
noble and pure man.
4 DEMOCRAT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-20
FINE SPRING
SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
One Fourth L0mer in Price i!
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.


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IS r~ao iss ~sses other housss charge IS,
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